i am eating some of my new friends here, roland butcherfrom here, roland butcher from alias. here, rolandople who hire as excited about it as you, you two. it does feel like it could be a difference in generation, in terms of perspective and who is excited about this and who is excited about this and who is not. you're absolutely right. in terms of the older generation, they may be pretty well set in their ways, the way they came up, they came up with they came up, they came up with the queen and everything, i think the younger people like the guys here, they are the ones that need to be excited because it's their future, whether it is a good or bad future, it is their future. whether it is a good or bad future, it is theirfuture. can ijust get a future, it is theirfuture. can i just get a show of future, it is theirfuture. can ijust get a show of hands as to how many of you are thinking about leaving barbados to work somewhere else? that all of you... with the republic coming up, does that change those ambitions at all? if it does, put your hand up, if it doesn't then leave it down. they

roland butcher was born in barbados and moved to england when he was 13.r black test cricketer. fellow wrote a poem to me, really outlining what a shame it was to have picked a black man for england and so forth and so forth. and the other one was from the west indian fellow, who saw this selection as going back to the days of slavery. exploitation all over again. he has invited me for a knockabout on the beach. roland's debut was against the west indies, right here in bridgetown in 1981. he played most of his career for middlesex, and even met the duke of edinburgh on more than one occasion. what do you think about the republic? what the benefits of being a republic, i don't know. but what i would say is that i think england as a country, the question is, how they really done enough to stay in the game? is it a sense for you that england, because of its... more than 300 years in control of barbados, ended up taking it for granted? i think what really was needed was for england to accept the atlantic slave trade, except that is something else happened. ——

joining me now, roland martin, host and managing editor of "roland martin unfiltered."teaching of history? i mean, it's history. there's no going back and changing history. from the point of view of those who were and still are victims of racism, address that one first. >> it's easy because the republican party, they want to cheat his story and not actual history. this is white fear. i'm literally publishing a book in the first quarter of next year on this very issue. and this is the fear about the browning of america. this whole notion of the redefinition of american history. the reality is we were all taught these various things that excluded african-americans and asian-americans and native americans. that's why republicans hate the 1619 project. that's why they've always hated folks who are talking about history. dr. king often talked about this, others did as well. that's what you're seeing right now. it's reflective in their politics. the issue is a lot of these folks say i'm not racist, but they are racial. >> but, roland, have you had a chance to talk to these fo

and jocelyn. >> what do you do, roland?do you even call someone from schittsville? a shitter? >> ok. you know what? >> and that changed. >> you wrote us off, don. not a phone call. not a nickel roland and jocelyn here could not have been more generous with what little they have. >> we're going to stick up for the town we live in and own our circumstance. >> and that town you passed through, it's not calls schittsville. it's called schitt's creek, and it's where we live. >> over time it ended up being an optimistic comedy about class, because it akling nojs that class doesn't have to be a permanent divide. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> okay. this is not okay. what are you guys doing here? >> tonight we are dancing as a family. >> what is happening? >> we never wanted the town to be the butt of the joke. in fact, that's why we made this town so accepting. the town is the goal. it's the family that had a lot to learn. ♪ >> sitcoms are an escape. the more dire the circumstances, the more you need sitcoms to forget about your

roland, i want to switch subjects.t what's happening in your neck of the woods, ro, this devastating situation out of houston, at least eight people have died and hundreds are injured after a crowd surge at travis scott's astroworld music festival. i love me some travis scott. astroworld is on like steady repeat in my house. what's the situation here? do you know anything about what happened? the reporting has said some people have rushed the stage, rushed the doors. what's the situation on the ground, ro, do you know? >> that is one of the issues that you typically will have such as this. houston authorities still trying to ascertain exactly what happened. of course travis scott's team put out a statement that they're canceling the rest of the festival. we've seen these sort of stories before, certainly it is shocking and stunning. i woke up to the news, not only to the news but also text messages because i have family members who were actually at the concert last night. they're safe and sound this morning. >> thank g

roland, i'm disgusted. i saw rittenhouse's comments.tucker carlsson's show. i'm just curious. what d you make of allof this, and message does this sendto the many other individual lantes who are salivateing to walk the streets with their ar-15s? >> no shock at all. we've been dealing with white fear. to think that it's so important for you to leave your home in illinois, cross the lines, ith your ar-15 so-called patrolling the streets to protect property. we have to understand this is not just kyle rittenhouse. we've seen this with these folks on the border and other places. the rise of the proud boys and there's going to be more of this. let me say this again. america, there is going to be more of this, and you have to understand the tucker carlssons of the world who are playing the game, fox news, they're living in the land of white grievance. you've got rupert murdaugh saying move on. white grievances driving this and they're specifically tapping into the white grievance of young, white men. this willnot be the last time this happens

and if want to drive a little further down to roland boulevard could get back on and try to avoid that slowing. but again, we're keeping a close eye on this for the morning. let's head over look at the bay bridge traveling from the east bay into the city right now. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. >> also heading across towards the peninsula. be the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for you to make that drive. it as you're traveling along the richmond, sandra fell commute average hit a little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge about 20 traveling from the north bay into the city will have more weather and traffic throughout the morning. but for now, let's talk about this all caught on camera. the suspects taken about $50,000 in jewelry from a lot of fear field police say the robbers are teenagers. those suspects have since been arrested. the youngest police say only 16 years old. the arrests come just days after a similar smash-and-grab played out. but this time now is over and conquer. their record is in fairfield with a closer look at that. >> a sm

and eric said, when they only, you know as the same person who attacked shari roland over the ozone hall. and he told me this amazing story that i knew nothing about at the time that the scientists who had worked on the ozone hole had been the target of attacks in which people claimed that there was no ozone hold that the science was wrong. that the scientists were fraudulent, that the scientists were communists. all the things that i was being accused of these great nobel prize winning scientists had also been accused of. and so eric said to me, yeah, when we get back to mark, i'll send you. i'll send you an envelope with a bunch of stuff. so he sent me this package arrives a few days later and i take out these papers that he sent me and it was like you could take out the word on hole and put in climate change and he could take out the word roland, imprint, rescues, and otherwise, it was identical. hm. ah, with on a spring day in 1998, a group of men meet at the oil industry organization, american petroleum institute. with a number of oil companies are represented. companies like exxon.

shoulder open and you can use redwood boulevard that goes alongside 101, and you can jump back on at roland, and you can get past the backup that is growing now. there are scattered freeways on both sides of the freeway. we will continue to track this, guys. back over to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> now to a live look outside in san francisco. that rain moved in overnight. >> that's right. kari is tracking what we can expect over the weekend. you call the rain a nuisance though? >> yeah, it's not helping out with the drought light, and we have seen it mainly in the north bay and we will continue to see the rain there, and much of the bay area not getting in on the action, but we are seeing it move over towards contra costa county this morning, and it's on and off rain, and further up towards north we have seen the rain moving through a little longer, and we have sunshine for our weekend forecast. we'll talk about that in a couple minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> only on "today in the bay," a mother shares her anguish. >> cierra johnson joins us this morning. do we know what led up to this? >> tha

let's talk to emily roland, jh investment management co.ef investment officer. -- management co. chief -- management co-chief investment officer. we had record high after record high. nine days higher, we haven't seen that since 1964. apparently that was when the beatles were in charge in the charts. how big a problem is this, and what do you thing about these markets right now? are you comfortable with where we are, or are you worried we are sitting ourselves up for disappointment? emily: i am still a little worried about the fact that you are not a beatles fan, but i think we will have to come back to that one later on. i think what is interesting about this market right now is that it does have a lot going for it. the economic data has been surprising on the upside. last week we saw u.s. services pmi hit a record high. we saw the u.s. economy out over 500,000 jobs with significant upward revisions to previous months, and the fundamentals look great as well. q3 earnings season really could not have been better. 39% year-over-year growth,

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we are expecting thunderstorms to roland, but across those central and northern areas of australia remains not find a lot. dwyer, high pressure in charge keeping things rather settled as we hop across the tasman sea to new zealand. it is looking a lot more settled across the north and the south island. but we have got wet and windy weather that's going to sweep in. the temperatures here will remain in the early twenties ahead of that wet weather and as we move to southeast asia, we've got seen the reins across much of indonesia and malaysia with the heaviest falls in java. ah, a community decimated by cancer fights for the truth. who in this room hasn't cancer or knows of someone that lives here that has cancer fault lines exposes houston's cancer cluster. these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination underneath. they looked at it as well. hopefully community. it is safe with them though. full lines on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm north taylor. this is the amazon news. i live from london coming up 15 people are killed and doesn't injured as lie, fire and t

nevada you want to get off at atherton avenue and take redwood boulevard and reenter the freeway at roland, that is your best alternate. further southbound on 101 through san rafael, traffic is moving nicely. you can see the cloud cover and no slick roads, at least for the moment. traffic is light once you pass this accident. southbound, and we will come back with more details after this. reggie: a thanksgiving tradition happens at the white house and we will introduce you to the special guests who will meet president biden. jobina: a diversity study at stanford finds a troubling trend. what many students say the campus culture is like. reggie: a live look outside at 5:13. when you open a jar of better than bouillon you open-up dinner time to great flavor. chicken, beef, roasted garlic, sauteed onion. with better than bouillon the possibilities are endless. make your everything better with better than bouillon. don't just make it, make it better. serena: it's my 3:10 no-exit-in-sight migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late,

so if you are getting off, you can go ahead and get off of right ought to long avenue and roland boulevard maybe you're trying to bypass all of that and get around that. but we're also keeping track of your other morning travel here on this friday. if you're traveling from the east bay heading into the city. it's going to be a little under 9 minutes. not seen any major delays. that's the good news. you know, yesterday morning we had some issues along the bay bridge will get to that in a moment. heading across towards the peninsula little under 13 minutes for your drive time there. richmond sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes. and in the south bay along one o one 85 to menlo park about 27 minutes to 3785 82. no major issues. john. well, thank you so much for those updates reyna. it really is a busy travel day. mother nature is cooperating. for the most part. at least we are seeing a couple of sprinkles out there this morning, but it shouldn't be anything to slow you down much. >> i think the traffic is going to slow you down more than anything else w

fergal keane on they say -- fergal keane roland -- virgo >> they say they have been pushed back fromatia 39 times, once, with force. >> they came and hit my husband and hit me also, in my face. they said, shut up. who will help us? life has become like hell for all of us. >> some migrants wait in abandon fact trees -- factories. others in temporary reception centers, like this one run by the united nations. how concerned are you by reports of pushback in the region? >> we see many migrants themselves being returned back. we see they have been deprived of shoes. they have been deprived of basic goods and sometimes really, of their dignity. >> the croatian government did not respond to a request for comment, but, has denied a policy of pushback sent as it upholds its legal -- pushback's and says it upholds legal obligations to asylum-seekers. three policemen we suspended after being accused of violence against migrants. only this no do here soon is likely to slow the desperate attempts to reach the eu. >> it is after 5:00 in the morning and the family is preparing for another attempt a

a couple of course from over since it says to move mr. roland septic system ah, with when there are problems like the energy crisis, europe see illegal immigration on poland border or even when the wrong political party or politician wins. there is a culprit, always waiting in the wings. and that's russia. scapegoating. russia is the excuse used by failing western elite or new york. it's really what america is about ah, when our mayor took our place, he was elected because of his campaign on our city, being a tale of 2 cities, the haves and i have not. and those who have not are usually the ones who wind up being buried on hard. i. the city is always wanted to forget about hold island. city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. it's wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potters field, that there is a place where difficult stories are hidden. the fact that we're using inmates to maintain this active burial site, where 1000000 souls are buried, where so much of new york city history is buried, is document of the inequality that has existed in the city for centuri

people had been had now come for a new model of the scholarship roland. know what the nation is now most get on the withers will examine the washington. okay, national through social, but for most of them. okay. now recorded to still annoy the army on the meal of earth. would steven our food though in la city has not begun yet. no more stir at. yes, sir, when you were legal bullshit my dearly or partially but them was good in the way on top of that though, won't come on the ocean in a move. the took the west by surprise. russia now intervened insignia in a big way. officially, they were fighting ice all, but the fights suggested otherwise. ah, it's justice, it's law city. does that up? walk at 20 these. god. lucy, veto pollution with ya. a, b, d sir mark or bash. get did lou but yourself the only? ah, droids 2016 russian mil support enabled the syrian army to regain large parts of the territory. it had previously lost the u. s. in europe did little to counteract this relentless offensive other than make token protests they failed to react when government

then tanked roland to finish. the job was just heard, isn't he? haiti engage the enemy, but one of the enemies still makes it to the shore. while there is a surprise for them, the military college firewall set of explosives that go off at the same time to amplify the damage. as a rule were games are scripted and you know what comes next. but no one from the press saw this coming. mm. oh wow, there is a large plume of smoke come in our way. yeah, i can see anything. we've lost. oh, it's really hard to breathe. i guess this was real war. might look like. the military said, i'm a huge smokescreen to practice how they would conceal their movements. but because of the wind, it's not just the tanks and artillery they were engulfed by the fumes backward even though, right. are you hanging in there? most of the journalist who got caught in the smoke, started coughing and ran out. but look at this army officer. he stayed right in the thick of it the whole time as if nothing happened back on this and that amount of okay, can you breathe? it's all good. move

then tanked roland to finish the job the military college firewall, set of explosives that go off at the same time to amplify the damage. as a rule, wargames are scripted and you know what comes next. but no one from the press saw this coming. mm. oh wow. there is a large plume of smoke come in our way. yeah, i can see anything. we've lost. oh, it's really hard to breathe. i guess this was real war. might look like. the military said, i'm a huge smokescreen to practice how they would conceal their movements. but because of to when it's not just the tanks and artillery that were engulfed by the fuse equity, i know right. or i'm hanging in there. most of the journalists who got caught in the smoke, started coughing and ran out like look at this army officer. he stayed right in the thick of it the whole time as if nothing happened on this and that amount. okay. can you breathe? that's all good. he offered a 3rd part of these large scale drills, so we come on board, a latest russian warship right now we're heading to see where we're going to spending today conducting a target practice dr

yesterday, shortly before "am, a local taxi driver picked up a fare in the roland avenue area of liverpoolbe taken to liverpool women's hospital, which was about ten minutes away. as the taxi approached the drop—off point at the hospital, an explosion occurred from within the car. tonight, david perry's family said he's lucky to be alive and that he's doing ok. he's also been praised by the prime minister, who urged the public to be alert. it is a stark reminder of the need for us all to remain utterly vigilant. and the independent joint terrorism analysis centre, jtac, are today raising the uk threat level from substantial to severe, meaning an attack is highly likely. police have confirmed tonight the identity of the man who died as 32—year—old emad al swealmeen, a syrian refugee befriended by malcolm hitchcock and his wife elizabeth when he arrived in the uk. they supported him and they knew him as enzo. how are you coping with all of this? we're just so, so sad. and what do you remember of enzo? well, we just loved him. he was a lovely guy. were you shocked when you saw this today? ver

this is a rising desperation of thousands of people stuck on a border that won't open up for them on roland to have done. this is a consequence of a humanitarian situation you lead to say, has been cynically manufactured. the crossing at bruce, good migrants and refugees here are on the belly, russian side polish border forces to stop them. crossing into the you use water, cannon and tear gas at the front are mainly young men. but many women and children are in the crowds behind. for those on the receiving end, it's an inhumane and hypocritical rejection by europe. algae zeros reporter on the grant spoke with them. yes, i was message i law. they're using pepper spray and water and tear gas against the children. is this the human rights of europe? 10 days we've been here without water temperatures or minus 5. and what can we do? where are the human rights organizations? we were a good country. they invaded iraq in 2003. we've lost everything. we've sold our cars and sold our houses. they've destroyed our country and now this is their human rights regina mont, him the live glom on in nevada.

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but we've got a solid band of rain roland across. so japan, this same band of rain brought more than a 100 millimeters of rain to korea. so it's gonna roll through han shoe and hook kado, but push out toward the pacific. on wednesday in dragon, much cooler air soldiers a hive to degrees and same for cargo shima bundle up that sure weather update soon . ah. in the country with an abundance of results for the road and walk indonesia whose firms for me, we moved full to grow and froth. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let people bring to these use growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah ah, hello, they are watching al jazeera. that's remind you about top stories here. the salad security force as if i'd tear gas. an anti military protest isn't sued on the demonstrators are demanding a civilian government. sudanese authorities released the last of its political detainees on tuesday. ug

been killed and homes and crops destroyed. japan's prime minister has declared victory after the roland coalition, what a majority and national elections for me because she said the l b. p. had one a very tough election after held onto its single party majority. you evans, information minister says who the rebels have killed thousands of civilians in the city of morrow and 29 people court in an asteroid. hudy's began the push to take control of the oil rich province in september, media to july and other pro democracy activists have gone on trial in hong kong. lie and to others. they did get not guilty to charges relation to their involvement in a band gathering. last year. they attended the vigil commemorating the $989.00 tandem and square massacre. police band, the annual event use the panoramic. the critic say that was employed to silence critic following anti government protest in 2019 australian families are uniting half to 18 months of board closures fully vaccinated straightens and now being allowed to return home without having to quarantine australia. introduce some of the world

the cards to sidney, it is a where we can well in to next week, we are expecting thunderstorms to roland. but across those central and northern areas of australia remains not find a lot. dwyer, high pressure in charge keeping things rather settled as we hop across the tasman sea to new zealand. it is looking a lot more settled across the north and the south island. but we have got wet and windy weather that's going to sweep in. the temperatures here will remain in the early twenties, ahead of that wet weather. and as we move to southeast asia, we've got seen the reins across much of indonesia and malaysia. the heaviest falls in java ah, a community decimated by cancer fights for the truth. who in this room has a cancer or know, is that someone that lives here that have cancer fault lines exposes houston's candidate cluster? these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination underneath they look data visible public community. it just say from do you feel that i'm bell with fault lines on al jazeera? ah ah, or no top stories here now g 0. purchased leaders, since you don't say at l

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we speaking exclusively to key political figures as efforts are being made to bring back civilian roland, sit down, and he explains what might happen next. people have been asking whether really the prime minister of the lamb duke was aware of the call, or was a part of the call that the admitted to take over into come to not. and when i into waived mr. how do i ask that question? what are you aware of that some people said that you were part of it. he very clearly m t m and they said that he did not know that the military takeover is coming. he close them out some he was suspicious of that, but that one of the it happened, it didn't happen with their consultation with him. but now the deputy chairman of the 70 council of sudan and the head of the rapids support was the strongest. the region of the army says that actually they have discussed with the prime minister of the law duke as well. and that he need the military take over 3 years to the day that it took place. so it is quite a bold one. will see what mr. duke is going to say regarding these allegations, but definitely it will have

roland deliverance i made that al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america what's working? and what's not a lot of people, we're only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can't handle multiple challenges on multiple frauds, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera, ah, the 1st deal is dawn at the called 26 climate talks is more than 100 lead is fetched to end deforestation by 2030. ah, by there i'm kimbell. this is al jazeera lloyd from dough also coming up, revels from ethiopia to ground region, say that joined with all the forces seized towns on a road toward the capital. i'm charlotte bellis, on the outskirts of kabul. what are you in a distribution point where queues a growing as african.

. -- roland bush. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "daybreak: europe."roke the numbers at the start of the show on siemens, we have revenue growth for the main division which is higher. my colleague anna edwards caught up with the ceo. >> all in all i believe this is outstanding performance. we had a strong q4. we could manufacture some products that we were shifting from one side to the other due to supply constraints. so it did not come off as perfect as it could be that overall we -- overall we are happy about q4 performance. >> is there anything you can tell us about your expectations? do you expect to match what you achieved this year? >> our guidance going forward is number one on the top line. single-digit growth after 11.5% this year. so we are sitting on a high level and we still plan to grow. 5%-8% for fiscal year 2020 two. so we see growth momentum. we are providing earnings-per-share and we are guiding 8.7 euros to 9.1 euros after 8.32 in the current year. this is an increase. it was a high single-digit increase in percentage. >> let me ask a

>> one thing that intrigued me is a person like wt roland who is from mississippi he left to join theeft when he got my guess what happened when he got home? >> this is the fun part because we have almost no letters that i have been able to find. after the war, i can find him in mississippi for a while. he is justin north mississippi.l he comes back and i lose track of him after the 18 eighties. my sense is that it becomes an increasingly uncomfortable place to be for union veterans. it just does and then in mississippi up through 1890 and then again it is just because of the jim crow south and segregationist policies and also what happened was the white ga are post and the arguments that were tossed out there was the idea they are in a tenuous situation as it is. and to have alliances with fellow black soldiers it will not help them in their business contacts or anything else but what is one cool thing at the national level that the overall commander absolutely if youf remember this part says it needs to be integrated we have to stand together after the war. that could be the other r

yesterday, shortly before 11am, a local - shortly before "am, a local taxi driver picked up a fare in the rolandl. the fare, a man, had asked to be taken to liverpool women's hospital, which was about ten minutes away. as the taxi approached the drop—off point at the hospital, an explosion occurred from within the car. tonight, david perry's family said he was lucky to be alive and that he was doing ok. he has been praised by the prime minister, who urged the public to be alert. it is the prime minister, who urged the public to be alert.— public to be alert. it is a stark reminder— public to be alert. it is a stark reminder of— public to be alert. it is a stark reminder of the _ public to be alert. it is a stark reminder of the need - public to be alert. it is a stark reminder of the need for - public to be alert. it is a stark reminder of the need for us . public to be alert. it is a stark| reminder of the need for us all public to be alert. it is a stark - reminder of the need for us all to remain_ reminder of the need for us all to remain utterly vigilant, and the independentjoint remain utte

lisa: i think about emily roland. be speaking with her on the open about how she views the strong dollar in light of a potentially active federal reserve. tom: stay with us. travel carefully today. more economic data at the 10:00 hour. this is bloomberg. good morning. ritika: president biden's build back better plant has a tax cut for millionaires but the megarich would pay more, that is according to data by the congressional tech scorekeepers. millionaires are said to pay a higher average tax rate. those earnings only single-digit millions could end up paying less. elon musk has resumed selling shares of tesla and is more than halfway to making good of his promise to offload 10% of his stake, he is uploaded about $9.9 billion a share. china is ambiguous in its position over u.s. let release of strategic oil reserves. the country is named as one of the participants in the effort, but so far all beijing says is it will arrange the release based on its own reality and needs. the european commission will announce new cov

he has carried forward the heritage of bnp paribas from roland garros almost 15 years ago, where it ise to say he and his bank brand and own the sport of tennis. the only equivalency i know is what barclays did in premier league years ago. you have had a bang up year in the branding of tennis. what will bnp paribas do in 2022? how do you carry forward the open in indian wells and bring it into your banking business of next year? jean-yves: well, thank you so much for having me on the show. tom, you differently follow and no tennis extreme new well. you mentioned indian wells, which we managed to host in 22 anyone, which we could not do in ash in 2021 -- in 2021, which we cannot do in 2022. it was amazing to be back in business, and the bank has tennis in its dna, and the plan is to have indian wells in 2022 in march. it is the season opener. a lot of fans, and the values of tennis fits quite well with the value of the bank. we say it is a global sports. the bank is a global bank. it is all about sportsmanship, personal bergman -- personal improvement. it is a sport that you can really

roland scholar and harvard educated attorney who co-founded -- society and migrated from rockefeller campaign to that of richard nixon. proudly joined the new nixon administration in 1969. john later went into banking ultimately becoming head of government relations for chase manhattan bank and president and ceo of the federal home loan bank of pittsburgh. john has joined this evening by his daughter alexandra and son phil. welcome both of you. john's new book, the last liberal republican and insiders perspective on nixon's surprising social policy revealed influence of those across the broader administration priorities and how these men who surrounded the president and the president himself impacted american social policy for decade, much of which we're only realizing now. often richard nixon surprised democrats and shocked republicans with the extent of his pragmatism. he proposed a guarantee familied income and almost achieved a national health insurance program, if you can believe it as a republican. i'll save the best of the conversation for these two gentlemen. join me in backi

the rolands over the place, people spilled coffee.d on the floor and when you stand in line there is no tension. they tip right over because of people heard the gun go off they bolted and ran and also some directions. thankfully the authorities are saying it's not an active shooter. someone who is there is stephanie at the atlanta airport when it was evacuated. thank you for joining us, what did you hear and what did you see? >> i did not hear a shot. i just checked my bag and i saw two or three people running with raised voices. i assumed they missed their flight and they were rushing then i saw ten or 15 people running after them. i made eye contact with my husband and i said we've got ago. we turned to calmly make our way to the exit and at that point a tsa agent screamed there is a shooter, everybody out, ron, get out. screaming, everybody is trying to scramble to the doors grabbing their bags. we ran into the drop off area. we kept running. we had no idea it was a single shooting and a coordinated attack, were they going to be ex

that is not my roland is not something i should be providing advice on and i don't want to provide information that would ultimately bias the discussion in a way that is unhelpful or unacceptable. similarly, from an intelligence perspective, there are certain things i am not going to provide the military advice at the table , similarly. that is a piece of it. and there is another reason that is true particularly for lawyers. i have thought about this as a lawyer and had mentors that thought about this, which is that your credibility is at stake based on what you are providing advice on. as a lawyer, if you weigh in on the policy discussion, people will assume that your legal advice is tied to your policy views to some extent. it is almost like when you recuse yourself. even if there is not an actual conflict, you may do so because there is simply an appearance of conflict, there is essentially a point at which people will simply not trust that your objective on an issue. that is true for intelligence officers as well. you're sitting at the table and providing judgments and if you are perceived

. >> one think that intrigued me is a person like roland was a mississippi turkey left any joint joint dean army. what happened to him when he got home? >> this is the fun part, right? we have almost no letters that i've been able to find for william rowland. after the war i can find in mississippi for a while really looks like you up to tennessee. he's in north mississippi is the right over the border. seems to come back and i lose track of them after the 1880s. my sense is that it becomes an increasingly uncomfortable place to be for union veterans. it just does. you can find this article as i was talking about has done such cool work on this. you can find these white post, you can find like post in mississippi up to write about 1890. .. >> and the situation that it is with the union veteran in mississippi and how the alliances with black soldiers fought against mississippi and is going to help them. document and anything else and it think one of the coolest things of the national level is that the commander gr, and the overall commander absolutely if you remember this part of the bo

that's roland 1030.cause that is very close to grants heart that is tomorrow. hope to see you there. what we need to bundle up is the question. who are those cute kids. oh, my goodness. take a along the embarcadero. that's exactly where the walks going to be a long pier. 27 looking forward to mean, all the walkers tomorrow's erica, what's the weather going to be like. >> tomorrow is going to be cloudy in the morning and we could possibly see some light showers for the north as far south as the golden gate bridge. but it will be really quick. just a few hundredths of an inch of rain. if we see anything from that system to the north of us. the biggest story, though, is next week. on tuesday when that system will bring rain monday night tuesday here in the bay area where san francisco can get an inch to an inch and a half of rain from that system which is much stronger as for temperatures tomorrow across san francisco are looking at low to mid 60's for daytime highs. 61 for half moon bay on opthe peninsula

roland butcher, thank you. it is 8:40am., liverpool, came to visit, the last time, the fans were inside old trafford. it is an important game for both sides. after manchester city, suffered a shock defeat last weekend, they need the win, to keep up with the pace, in the title race, while the united boss, ole gunnar solskjaer, continues to face questions about his future, and after that home defeat to liverpool, you can imagine the pressure he'd come under, if they lost at home now, to the neighbours, even if in the last week, on their travels, they've fared better. now, worrying times, for aston villa, who slipped to their 5th defeat in a row, after they were beaten 1—0 at southampton. and for saints fans, well a sweet moment, hurt by the sale of star striker, danny ings in the summer, to aston villa, they were singing, "danny who?", after his replacement, adam armstong, smashed in the winner, early on, to take the saints up to 12th in the table. now, it's a big weekend for fans of non—league football. the first proper round

we have kelly roland, andy grammar, and a special performance by carrie underwood.nksgiving morning >> can't wait for that >> quite a tradition >>> let's get to your headlines here at 7:30, monday morning we begin with frightening moments for subway passengers in tokyo. a man dressed in a joker costume went on a stabbing spree and set on fire. the train car filled with black smoke. moments later, there was a small explosion. you can see the passengers trying to get out of that train any way possible, climbing over barriers, jumping through windows. a terrifying scene at least 17 people were injured. the 24-year-old suspect was arrested at that scene >>> now to an alarming new statistic that has federal officials taking notice. there were more than 20,000 traffic deaths in the first six months of 2021 by the way, that's the highest number for that period in 15 years. public health officials say several factors are to blame, including increased drug and alcohol abuse, texting while driving and an increase in reckless driving the department of transportation plan toes

. >>> coming up on hoda and jenna, weave got actress and singer kelly roland >> and she's got a christmase businesses we're going to feature so don't go far. >> but first, your local news, some weather >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. as soon as today questioning likely to get tougher for former ceo elizabeth holmes. she's been on the stand since last friday in her criminal fraud trial. so far her defense team has led her through some of the issues likely to be on the consciousness when prosecutors get to cross efforts to secure deals with the department of defense. theranos ran the large pharmaceutical companies like pfizer. all of this trying to establish holmes and her team had a plan and desire to succeed and not defraud investors. >>> happening now, testimony should be resuming any time in san jose. you can follow reporting of the trial on line at nbcbayarea.com. why go back to reality. when you could go back to the pool? the last day of vacation is still vacation with guaranteed 4pm checkout at over 1,200 fine hotels & resorts properties. one of